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Zimbabwe Rejects US Health Deal Amid Concerns Over Sensitive Patient Data
Zimbabwe has rejected a health deal with the United States due to concerns over sensitive data, amid a backdrop of reduced foreign aid since President Donald Trump returned to office.
Zimbabwe has rejected a health deal with the United States due to concerns over sensitive data protection, following President Donald Trump's cuts to foreign aid and closures of the US Agency for International Development (USAID). The agency had administered aid to Zimbabwe previously. The country is seeking alternative partners to deliver health services. Details of the rejected deal remain unclear.
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